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A $25 million settlement didn’t resolve all the issues between Charlie Sheen and his former “Two and a Half Men” bosses: Warner Bros., which produced the show, sent a cease-and-desist letter demanding the actor stop using its photos to promote his new FX series.

NBC’s “The Voice” powered the network to a Monday night win for the second straight week over a slate of CBS sitcoms that routinely dominated the night in the fall, according to preliminary numbers.

The second-season premiere of NBC’s “The Voice” after the Super Bowl scored the highest ratings of any entertainment telecast since 2006.

Charlie Sheen has just lined up two more goddesses for his harem — on the small screen, at least.

One of the things people forget about Patton Oswalt is that, despite his reputation as a fantastic stand-up comedian and someone who will star in quirky Adult Swim shows and… More

“The Descendants” actress Judy Greer has landed a pilot with ABC.

A repeat of CBS’ “Two and a Half Men” drew the night’s top ratings Monday, but Fox took an overall win with the combination of “House” and the new J.J. Abrams drama “Alcatraz.”

Jon Cryer says life on the set of “Two and a Half Men” is a lot calmer these days, more than halfway into the sitcom’s first season without Charlie Sheen.

Last week seemed typical for CBS’ sitcoms on Monday night, television’s most popular, and raunchy, night of comedy.

Chuck Lorre responds to Charlie Sheen, who said the “poopoo jokes” in “Two and a Half Men” was “lazy” writing.